67 m. ago White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles calls Vanity Fair story ‘hit piece’

Magazine published remarks she made about how President Donald Trump governs and commented on other administration officials.

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72 m. ago B.C. government introduces new rules regarding child care hours

Starting April 1, child care providers will be required to provide at least 9.5 hours of care before charging for extending hours.

Politics

2 h. ago Federal government offers energy firms more leeway in cutting methane

Producers can design their own methane reduction plans as long as they meet certain thresholds

Politics

2 h. ago LILLEY UNLEASHED: U.S. travel boycott leaving Canadians out in the cold

WATCH: Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he isn’t going to Florida. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says they’re doing fine. Sun political columnist Brian Lilley wishes the DeSantis would leave the Stanley Cup out of it. What do YOU think? Tell us your thoughts in the comment section below or send us a Letter to the […]

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2 h. ago Feds announce plan to reduce methane emissions from oil sector, landfills

OTTAWA — The federal government is announcing new regulations to cut methane emissions from the oil and gas sector and landfills. A federal document says the new rules for oil and gas operators, which expand on regulations introduced in 2018, strengthen leak detection and repair requirements and set new standards on venting. The new rules […]

Society

2 h. ago Steelworkers union pleased with the approval of Anglo–Teck transaction

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — United Steelworkers union District 3 Director Scott Lunny issued the following statement in response to the federal government’s approval of the Anglo–Teck transaction, including undertakings related to investment in Canada, job protection, and job creation: “Today’s decision provides important clarity for Steelworkers and their families, and […]

Society

2 h. ago Buy now, pay later services can contribute to financial stress over the holidays, warns UCalgary professor

'What research has shown is that people are more likely to make purchases when they use BNPL, and additionally, they're more likely to spend more,' said Alex Bierman

Society

4 h. ago Bank of Canada’s Macklem says he expects food inflation to ease in 2026

Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says he expects food inflation to ease in the coming months after Statistics Canada reported grocery prices jumped higher in November. The agency said Monday that the annual rise in the cost of food bought from grocery stores hit a nearly two-year high of 4.7 per cent last month […]

Economics

4 h. ago Terry Barnes: Anthony Albanese’s deadly political calculation

His government has appeased Australia's radical Islamists and anti-Israel agitators. Now Jews are paying the price

Politics

4 h. ago Carney’s Liberals hold narrow lead over Conservatives as 2025 ends: poll

Approval of the Liberal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney is 15 points ahead of the party overall, according to the new Ipsos poll conducted for Global News.

Transport

5 h. ago Toronto residents to pay an extra 3.75% for water and garbage collection

The interim fees are in place until Toronto City Council approves its 2026 budget.

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5 h. ago Alberta government's wetland policy changes welcomed by farmers but not Alberta Wilderness Association

Regulatory and policy changes to support this updated approach will come into effect in the new year, according to the office of Environment and Protected Areas.

Politics

5 h. ago Florida’s governor takes aim at Canadian boycott after Ford comments

Doug Ford said he wouldn't be taking his regular winter vacation to Florida because of Trump's tariffs, which have led to major layoffs in Ontario's auto and steel sectors.

Politics

5 h. ago EU moves to ease 2035 ban on internal combustion cars as auto industry faces headwinds

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — European officials on Tuesday moved to ease their ban on sales of cars with internal combustion engines by 2035, responding to pressure from governments and automakers who argued that the industry needed more flexibility in finding ways to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and help achieve EU climate goals. The proposal […]

Transport

6 h. ago Bank of Canada inflation target won’t change in 2026 mandate review: Macklem

Governor Tiff Macklem says the central bank will be sticking to its 2% inflation target

Economics

7 h. ago Federal Contracts Now Demand Quantum Resilience as Data Harvest Accelerates

Issued on behalf of QSE – Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Equity Insider News Commentary – Major cybersecurity agencies warn that adversaries are currently exfiltrating and storing sensitive government data in harvest now, decrypt later attacks, creating immediate pressure on federal agencies to fortify digital infrastructure[1]. Congress […]

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7 h. ago Chris Selley: Toronto’s latest transit triumph is $3.7B for a train slower than a bus

The mind-numbingly slow Finch West LRT is a reason why people don’t trust Canadian governments

Economics

8 h. ago Ottawa’s new ‘Buy Canadian’ procurement rules kick in amid trade war

The procurement policy will extend immediately to government contracts valued at $25 million and over, Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound said Tuesday.

Economics

9 h. ago This is what Hudson's Bay holiday windows look like in Toronto this year

The Hudson's Bay Holiday Windows are back in Toronto for the season after doubts that the annual festive displays would not return amid the department store chain's recent collapse.Mars Canada has stepped in to revive the classic walk-by attraction, bringing some colourful whimsy to the windows along the Hudson's Bay flagship building at Yonge and Queen.'Wonders of Mars' is described as a "free, seven-window storybook experience," and will be on display until Jan. 2, 2026.Check out what the Holiday Windows at Hudson's Bay look like this year in this photo gallery.

Society

9 h. ago Liberals concealed deal with alleged ‘raging antisemite’ Laith Marouf, Conservative MPs say

The government said a settlement agreement was reached in March, but details could not be disclosed due to a 'confidentiality clause'

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